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Decorah-posten., 1887-04-06
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g. s. attlns, EOlitidei, Snorpiue seun.
l1,aper: Win 6amilie % ies bar meoet
,a''e SereS l0rtrinlise @eoicine for, Dr.Kipp
Ne" u scove'y for Consumption. 9o il.
sr ooeraeoiit ON, OF eet er. bpos ~, rs,;n.,
Iolalp@re oil leg sierne bepiSue bette. @iu,
St''er' III bpilie leg bar aubefa!et bet. ro,e,
"! Ve' ei'bper gnleOning." Or Kinps Nv
DiS oyery for Consumption ~eararteres :,
". gC.uFeesr 9rlte, 6crliplclie, Srcn,it. gft
e'n, S'Fnoepo'te game 5iass spoepmms
%a'leH' Srnli'i 20 9unsrrnc. Irvpeao,fc,
pos 8. y @Ont8umrrp & 60. store 81,
Sper. ''9'''' au'
Decorah-posten., 1887-04-06

Neutrality-suspicious. organiierebes
Den 2ocn Gpril o9 %be9pnbte paa fit an
~'pnrSfnloe Grbeioe famine Dag 81. II.
Gontmcr Gpolep ualstes til 5ormano.
Zen iorite Sag, ium bleu iprelast aoms
misIionen til llnoeriS9elie, bar iubIenot
al Southern &nilluaD & SteamIbip
NsiOclatiOn." 9anoelSraabet / sltlanta,
Ga, lammen meb n9unte SelItab an
mooer commissioner ON inbtil pibere
life at Iaoe 8eitemmelierne ON Sranss
port al Sarer tr9be Strait / BET minoite
for Ell itor Del al 8anerre i Spo= Sta
terne.
Decorah-posten., 1887-04-06

Wig aorIf Banter. Senimop Slut
tln9e al 1886 bsbe | Gan Jrancisco
Eeoer Satber 70: Satber) Der / mango
Var orep en- flor Santieriorretnins %
bpis 6ormue alereoe for lanse iiben
anlloses til fire WiuiOner 8rpner. Den
AIOgSe bar fra Seoemarten, uopanprebc
tlSlis til Gmerifa os boebe Here Gar /
Neiu yOrt. San ngb mesen @nleelie
ION en- obstis 5urretuinssmanb ps bar
alSeles ameriianileret.
Decorah-posten., 1887-04-06

Slanot De mulige &anbibater for
N%ominatiun icr 9ice= Breiibert / 1888
bar Rp9tet iiGr / Den ienere Sio bapt
oct traplt meo at ~frembolbe Yoitmeiter.
general Silas fra Maoiian, &is., men
M tommer ban lelp ps tiger, at Der life
er ct Orb lanot i oisie &p9ter, ps at
ban nlorig bar tent pau at lasse Yla-
net for 1883.
Decorah-posten., 1887-04-06
Wudlens Henifa. SaIpe.

Oette er ben bepite Salpc / 9eroer
Ior StaGr, opreuen sub, Saar, Ser:
%teiaar, Salt Rbeum, 6eberiaar, lloilGt.
Stab, 6roltbpIoer, yistornc os aIIe ouo:
lp9oomme o9 belbreoer aIoeleS Pies, %
bus Den lite 9ier Oct. pa frGues ingeil
Setalin9. Den er saranteret at ifnus
9lere fuIOltGnoig 6plpeit, ellers iaar man
Yen9ens tilba9e. Bris 20 Cts. pr.
2Glte. SGIses hos
5 y. MOntsumerp & 60.
SeeOrab, Soma, % paa Apotbeter alIs
andre Syer.
Decorah-posten., 1887-04-06

Gn so Gents SLATE al Or. 8iaelpw's
"Eolitioe Gure" oil bnrtist % srunbiat
belbreoe 5prfjplelie, Spite, ipse 9unaer
% idar 9als. 9ipb en- Dollar Slate
lor tronifte 9ilialoe. Ye5aselis at taae.
5lllalss hos 5. s. MOnisomerp & Co.,
Sscprah, Soma. Npril.
Decorah-posten., 1887-04-06

Gr 5!nansminiiter Manuins er an
tomnlen III Gn9lalo, mel. bans Selbreo
ital pare pSerit cuarlis, us &eiien pper
Saoet bar life bjulpet bam bet rinaeIte.
pans Senrer bar life fort Saab ON
bans Selbrebelie.
Decorah-posten., 1887-04-06

Charles g. 5airhilo er uon9pnt til
6inansminilter. pan bar / De iibIte
to Iar p9ret Observation-Disclosures %
| Oct 9ele p9ret Ell i9roeles bpstis
Gmbeosmano. Siaac j., Mapnarb blep
Iantibi9 ronepnt til lluoerfinansmini
tier.
Decorah-posten., 1887-04-06

*aa Den pfentlise @jalo ~aibetaltes
Marts II Miuioner Dollars. Snps
t99terne bar liot poer "a Milioner
GoIlars ps llosiiterne oper 10 Milioner
Dollars, buprai So, 735,219 uobetaltes
for 8eniioner.
Decorah-posten., 1887-04-06

Wartin 9. Muntsumerp, Der inotil
npIi9 bar commissioner Of T%atents1,
er al Rrelioenten uon9put til "Isiociate
Suffice" at 6gieiteret for 9iitrict 60.
lunbia iltepctfpr CONNER Macartbur,
lon tog Nflteb pad @runb at bpi Iloer.
Decorah-posten., 1887-04-06
i3se aa,o.

iitato en- 5iIteoam. Seq Itreu Il, -
missioner Of 5iib ano 5iiberiesD mo, GOn
Ylarer sr ALE for uiOl0itise os itore, qa''
tic en- 6arraer ifriue libt oerumg S''
Decorah-posten., 1887-04-06

TN Smusler i Srpoflpn ienbte Ires
iioert Glepelano iorleoen $500, ium
ban bapoe beoraset Acknowledgement.
oene Tor. 8enne Sum blep freoiteret
"Sampitti9beos fpnbet".
Decorah-posten., 1887-04-06

NSaa &esierin9eis @pnt bleo i STARTS
prR9et s5,195 900, bppraf ,O3O, $50
SslpooLars.
Decorah-posten., 1887-04-06

Ser Grant Gruntp, Minneioto, sr h.,
briiot en- lniltIom Sn9e, lom or en- lam W., ~
iiGr for Sprnene, os Get bliper nrs.' -s'
uGrre, 10 lGneere Den parer. Sen beon., Y
fpr't meb Inlaa aoeiier, Der inOebolS S,"' ="
flar, panSastig SaIfe; ripes sul poo S,.' "a
oa forpianter De Jig pioere ouer belle g,os-.I
% aleen bltuer rent iitaalelio. gr Def S.r..,
% bliper Elo9en enonu pgrre. '
San Ge op9'oe mig ct @Riooel bcr;n,ong
z.
SOAR: Den Spgopm, 9e up,tol,,
nlaa iifferli9 life bore nogen nnber on,
Stab eller, iOm ben o9Iaa fal6es. a,,.
Der ifriper fig fra ct lloet snoltsSn,
Sfabmiooen, lcn borer li9 ino uuS,,
0noen, iiGr me0em 5iltarene, o. iens,,
fan nobreoe fig pber bet bele Qeoems =,
frembrilise set iaafalote S~torpefnot ,,
en- aloeles ulaselis SD9oom.
aommer ct Sunbpr at oisie Gloa,.
amber oper ira ct Mennelte til eft onSst
pa Imittcr Sb9bummeu; beli Tier Sett,
Oil man beler Sers meo ct itabbeiprn
W&enneIfc, TIL netpp nnor set er porrt
"a forctnser De inna uopr fine @apbrir.
ger opeltpaa 6nben, og ga bliuer algr
ennul uGrre. S9iaa &lQoer, 6ppr
pisie 9pr maatte finbes, fan meoiny
Smitte, o9 oerfor bgr iaaoonnc oicre.
ulta0eIi8e oeo Ell itart 0pbeonin0
6pr at bIiue bele Spgbommen trt
si9ibcr ott at faa SperGuoen % Sc Ser
liooenbe Sf06miooer til at ailfaae vS
pore Wfipler, builte ri Der oil omtnle.
Den alininbelige acknowledgement
al eehne SD9opm er at BRUCE soupl
Salpe (lnlpbur omtreut) elltr Suupl
poIt. Den iprite CT l~etpinOtere %
gretere. 6pr mdrt saar t~iliengs ON
Aiteren, inbimpres belle arpppcn mss
Salpe, bog life gtniist % 6oueo, la
llsre ii9 en- iulbitanoig Natbragt, TN
oerbentlRoer, Srpie pg Strpmper for at
boloe Saluen lise til 9e9emet. Nam
Worsenen fpmmer, tnser ben epse Ct
parmt Sab % FILTER 9lGoer fra Sou
til Saa. Oct Samme s~ie1tagts nrits
Iiten % Worsen, Og Salpen bUr irb.
lmeres boer Dag en- llge eIer iaa, BET
Mtinolte paa DC Steber, Tom oiier i9
an9rebct al Snplteopret.
Salpen beitaar af islsenbe Srtidn
fer:
| drachm sulphur % l ounce ben.
coated lard; for Born bpr man iuiN
lertlo life 9jpre ben mere enc balu ida
% bener life nlaa ina ~iprtiGtt
oerneo, iaolense iom &lpen parer, til
O9laa Saipen 9isr Sit til, at man tlrr
Zen, Der buloer fit 2eseme s%iennsm
life iieloen pa ifet meo blpS SGts
oper bet belle, ban boloer Sen Gtle SHpb
noe, men en- goo &aif % Ell
"lfarp Cub" ltal Der til, set er ICget,
man albris buroe slemmc. "&enlisaeS
er en- oeliisnet 5ins."
Decorah-posten., 1887-04-06
Eli "Gregorius",

9erIOm De oil inofinbe Sem &.
mig perIOnlis, easr Oeriom Qe uir W. W.
9lue mig en- 2toresie, bourunOer i,
Ifripe til Dem, itaf De faa nqrn,,ro ~ ~
lpsnins Os 5Ortlarins uper nuost =
cmtdler / 9eres 8reu. (
9ecorab, Soma.
salr. Qarien
Decorah-posten., 1887-04-06

&ssierinaeus 9pmmisiion for Suit
b%elpsHin9 Bar %truffet Nnitalter til en-
beorc 0plpsnin9 al SartboloiS 6ribeoS=
itrttc pdd 8uoloe Sslanb. s 5ntfefen
pil Der bliue iubiat en- ltarf 9inlc, %
Nntnlet al eleftriite Qps bill blipe for
bpiet ira S til -. 0esipruben ifal Der
anbrin9es ct Nntal @lsblps / bens
Sntre. Oct fra 5attelen itrpmmenoe
2pS iises at bliue bet itGrtelte / @erben.
Oct ital BOG mere tjene til at piie Sri
beositptteHs itorarteoe 9imenfioner enb
til Nptte for Stibsiarten, pa ct lan9t
ipagerc 9pS piloe p9re utilitr9tfeliat
OF bette 2iemeo.
Decorah-posten., 1887-04-06
Sra Maibingtom.

Siplse Sn%bberetuinser til 5inansbc.
paricnentet er Der Jolt 81 Sleomarsa.
riniabriter / DC 5preueoe Stater, buor'
al fcIgenoe finbes / De peitlise Stater,
2 Qeuper, Gpl. II i Gbieasp; l
SaniaS Gin; l Irmpuronle, 8ani.
AiGlauo, @is.; 2 / 6urleD @is.
/ / Gan Claire, gSis. p9 / / Gbippepd
SAILS, @iS. 8 DC iiolte 4 Maaneber
or Der idbriferet % iOlst benimpo 10
9fiaiouer %uuo Sleomar9arine / 81
5orcnebe Stnter; | %iantnte 3io upierte&
til lIOlanoet 153,797 Iuno. 9Saa be
10 @tiqipuer Emo, lem ipl9tes ber
2anbet, betaltes en- Stat al 2 Gents
pr. &uno.
Decorah-posten., 1887-04-06

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Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-07-23

of three children, who were drowned of Conarsie Dy the carelessness of the osp- tain of the Mystery. The report is that she was sternIy impressed not to go, in fact declared herself pulled
 back" and ss if 8 voice whispered "don't go" ''don't go," butIwas over-persuaded by her friends who called fool and so on. It doesn't seem ss # 1t ought to re- quire 6 voice from another world to re- strain & mother from taking a family of children.upor a crowded sail boat in the waters about New York. But there is no more doubt that such warnings are sometimes received than that masy oth- CT strange and incomprehenslble things about us. And they certainly should not be dIsregg-ded when common sense and common prudence point the same way.
 To the bright young girl who writes to me so seriously about the trouble she Is having with her face, which she describes as mass of Pimples," can only reiterate what l have said tImes without number. l know that arsenic will make the complexion smooth and very very white. l have seen its effect upon those near and dear to me, and nothing could exceed the wa1en fairness of their cOmpiexiOns as they lay in their collins, Bathe carefully girls. exercise vigorously in the open air, and eat those things which are not heating to the blood, and that can be easily digest ed and asssmilated, Pooling with drugs recommended by quack5 and amateurs has been more than war in killing off the human family. If you hsVe a good physician, go to bim with your ailments. and then do Gs he tells you. But don't take arsenic, and don't play with quInine jn any shape what ever. The argument used tha; arsenic is a splendid tonic, and immediately relieves the ''gOreness" which tired and nervous people experience at the pit of the stomach, may possibly be true, but If SO, 1t IS only a temporary help, and kills even while is relieves. l will men ton tonic which Is pure, safe and simple, and recommended to me by enc of the first physicians in the land. This is Five Powered Gentian, put up by Parke, Davis { Go. ] find that ten drops Tn tumbler of water will last about twenty-fOur hours taken in fre- quent doses of teaspOOnful or more. It IS R splendid aid to digestion, and in fact is the most eticRcIOus remedy for brsin-fag and general 'gOreness" that | have ever known.
 The Prince of Wales Is sad 10 be very much annoyed by the American criticisms of James Russel Lowell. He declares the hand-sbGkTng business which has been SO elRborateiy worked up "an ill-naturcd exaggeratIon of a very graceful and geutlsmanly Rc- tion." ELESCR KIRK.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-07-23
1mnnriant Land Office Decision.

Mir. J. B. Eliot in the interest of the San Francisco Chronicle Company, re- gently filed on certain desert lands m Arizona, ID the vicinity Of Yuma. and made the necessary oaths Co that effect, efore California commissioner of deeds, appointed for Arizona. The register and receiver of the land office here. doubted the legality of these pro ceedings and wired the commissioner regarding 1t. The reply accorded with their views and this morning the fol- lowing letter which explains the situa- ton. was sent % MT. Eliot Rt San Fran cis %:
 'Tte register and receiver bRving some doubts a. 90 ths authority Of g com- missioner Of deeds to administer paths in de.ers lsnd pspers. the register sent the fclloWiug telegram to the Hon. Commissioner Of the Gen. Land Ofhce on the 18th inst. "Is declaration un- der lhe desert 6c. made bO'Ore s con- missioner of Of deeds in California, sp- pointed for AriZons va.idY A. ID. Dutf Register under date July l9ih, lSSI. The following reply wes received "DeclaratIous under desert land act can only be sworn to before the register snd receiver and judge or clerk ot a court of record of the county ID which the land is sisuated.
 WAL. SPARKS, Commissioner, Signed:
 Very Respectfully,
 AID. DUFF, Register. FRED W. SMITH, Receiver.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-07-23
ofav Very Inauirinr Mind.

One day We sat in car seat on a south eTn railroad behind pale, careworn lady who was talking tO a little boy. As tn little boy was of a very inquiring mind and everything seemed to attract his at tent.0n, l could not help listening to somi of his questions.
 "What is that, auntie:'' the little bo] commenced, pointing to stack of hay. "Oh, that's hay, dear" answered th, sarewOru lady.
 "Whgt is hay, auntie,'
 'Why, hay is hay, dear"
 "BuL what i5 it made Cfs;i
 Why, hay Is made of dirt and watel and air"
 "WhO makes itsf'
 ''God makes it, dear"
 Docs he make it in the daytime or il the uiglIts''
 ''In both. dear"
 And Suudaysg''
 ''Ies, all the time"
 ''Ain't it wicked to make hay on Sun day, aunties"
 ''Oh, I don't know. I'd keep still, Willie that's a dear boy; auntie is tired" " After remaining quiet a moment Willie broke out:
 Where do stars come from auutiei'' ''I don't know; nobody knows" Did the moon lay iems"
 'ies, l guess so, - replied the wicket lady.
 Can the moon lay eggs, toor' T suppose so. Don't bother me" Another short silence, when Wlli, broke out:
 ''i think a whale could lay eggs-don't -nu. auntiesn
 ''Oh yes, I guess so," said the shame less woman.
 Did you ever see a whale on his nests 'Oh, I guess so"'
 "Whereg"
 T mean no. Willie, you must be quiet I'm getting crazy"
 What makes you crazy, auntiey'' 'Oh deari you ask so many questions '' Did you ever see a Little fly cal sugar.
 "Yes, dear"
 "Wheres"
 'Winie, sit down on the seat and be Still or I'll shake you. Now, not anoihe: word"
 Apd the lady pointed her finger sharply at the little boy, as if she were going (, stick it through him. Ii she had been z wicked woman she would have sworn There are eight million little boys like Willie in the United States, and half as pnADy in England Siftings.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-07-23
THE ALIEN LAWS.
As Affecting Mining Investments-F Full
 Text of the Act.

Following is the full text of the Alien Act, which. without doubt, has done great injury Co the mining interests Of our Territories:
 An Act to restrict the ownership oi real
 estate in the Territories to American citizens, and so forth.
 Be 1t enacted by the Senate and House Of Eepre sentatlves of the United States of Amerlcs m Congress assembled, That U shall be unlawful for any person or persons not citlzsns of the United States or who have no. lawfully declared tn ir intention 10 become such citizens, or for any corporation not created by or under She laws of the United States. or of some State or Territory O! the United States, tO hereafter acquire. hold, or own real estate ss hereafter acquired, or any in- tarest therein, n any of the Territories of the United States or m the District of Columbia, except such as may be ae- quIred by inheritance or III good faith iu the ordinary course of justice in the cOl- lection of debts heretofore created: Pro vided, that she prohibition of this sec- ton shall uCt apply tO cases n which the right tO hold or dispose of lands in the United States is secured by existing treaties to the citizens or subjects of fcrslga countries, which rights. so far as they may exist by force of any such treaty, sbEll continue 10 exist 80 long Es sach treaties are in force. and no longer.
 Sec. ? That DO corporation or asso- ciaiion more than tWenty Ter cen;um Of the stock of whlsh Is, os may be, owned b. Euy person. corporation or cOrpor s.HT a4.rr.snrUffasr citizens of the United States. shall here af;er acquire, hold or own sny real estate hereafter acquired in any of the Terri tories ot the United States or of the District of Columbia.
 sec. 2. That no corporation other than those organized for the construction or operation of railways, canals or turn Viaes shall acquire. hold Cr own more iAan five taCuslEd a.frs a. land Tn any O! .h IaTfi.2rits Cf G.. . ;."i States, a,l.. LY [. .ilra | can .l cF -I ...sa corp cE., ;ca shbli | ,roai'er aso s.... hold or ovl .abjs iu any T-rTIirI:, r'Icr ttHn m " ts necessary for th. ;-or"r oper- .-l ,1 offs fsiir q. e Hs! at .usnpiks, x spt -Ecn lands G- rEy r..Te been granted tD q by ',r Ac' lf C..l i"ss. But tfc -f0Li..;ion ai tiis sc-.i.is shall not pi'-; the C. Co aLN l-rd f@ iaTfullY tsil hy gry such c rloT.iIr,.s.
 Ser. ils! al psgFe, iy acquired, held or owned g. vHist;.r c' The pro- viu1us 0t iits a~' s;.Hil De t.r'aIied to sto U-i.,5 Ntgtr~ s- q I' sia'. be the dut, oft.c t't..-rey G.. ,ra. - enforce ever sgci :i:fsi'u's ty i!i |. ,qui'y or procceiIUg lhG. In D e. camrnf aced to eniorce the provisons of tEis Act, ii sbali be the duty of the coust Co determ- ine ihe very right of the matter without regard to matters of form. iOinder or parties. mul,IfsriOusness, or other matter not affecting the substantial rights eithe- otthe United States or the parties concerned in any such proceeding aris- iug ont of the matters in this Act men q ned.
 Approved March 3j, 1887.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-07-23
TREATMENT OF PRISONERS.
Interesting Experiment in California;
 state Prison-Food for Convicts.

Interesting Experiment. in California;
 state Prison-Food for Convicts.
 The state of California is trying an in teresting experiment. in the treatment oI prisoners with view of securing theil Reformation. It has established the Fol som state prison among the hills near tho head of the American river. The seenery ls line, the air pure. and the water excel lent The convicts are chiefly employed m quarrying and dressing granite The building does not essentially differ iron prison structures in most of the northern states. It is roomy, safe and substantial It has the customary cells, baths. and ar engagements for securing ventilation. The inmates have their hair cropped and wear the usual distinctive prison garb, whicl lnsures their arrest if they make an escape
 It Is in the matter of supplying fOOd that this prison differs from others Tn, eonvicts, when they first arrive, as wei as those who show little inclination L work or a disposition to be vicious, ar. supplied with rather poor fare, conSlstin- largely of boiled beans, salt meat, cabbage mush, common bread and coffee served without milk If not within sight of th, table where this coarse fare is served NANAG Aa NAAAlA tl AN ullhlfltE NlllEt fresh beef and mutton, various kinds C vegetables, rice, and on Sundays cak- sirup and tea, are placed. The conyiS learns that he can sit at this table and en joy the food thereon if he works diligentl and faithfully, conducts himself properly and gives little trouble tO the warden ant his assistants. He also learns that thOs, who sit at this table are aliowes. consider able liberty, and are permitted to talk, walks after every meal.
 The desire tO sit at this table is great Men who do not like to work enjoy goo, living, and are generally willing to be . considerable pains to secure it. The in mates of this penitentiary ordinarily adOp such a course aS enables them tO sit at th, better table within a few months of thei. entrance. When taking their first break fast at 1t they perceive the odOr of beef steak, mutton chops, hot rolls, and fin coffee that proceeds from an adjoinka. room. They learn that there are roasi beef and mutton, salads, and puddings there for dinner, while for supper thert are steaks, chops, fried potatoes, tea. anC several kinds Of fruit. The price of ad mission to this table is strict attention tC business, respect for all rules and reglla tiOns, and the constant observance of pro priety. The food comes high, but most oi the cOnvicts are anxious to obtain it, anC many Of them dO.-ChicagO Times.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-07-23
Banana skins Aocursed.

Last week, at a suburban railway station near Boston, an elderly gentleman, about to get on to the train, was seen to kick under the wheels a banana skin lying on the plat form, md to do it with a manifestation of such positive ferocity as to make the bystand- CTS look on with amazz-ent that time and the long experience of life should have done So little tO calm the violence of an explosive temper. Not content. however, with such physical exhibition of feeling. the irate gen tlenan then addressed himself 10 tLe con ductOr in the following language: If your corporation would only hang tO the nearest lamppost the first man, woman or child that filings a banana skin on railroad platform, the whole country would rise up and Gcquit thenl.r
 The sentiment seemed little extreme: but strange 10 say, 1t was no sooner uttered than another passenger broke out: "Yes, that's the way to talk; one of those skins cost me a broken thigh and four months in bed. D Whereupon the old gentleman and the wit neSs so suddenly raised up in illustration of the truth of his doctrine shook hands and be- came fast friends Indeed, in this prosaic world it is not often that the blood of the martyrs becomes so immediately and visibly the seed of the church For it was perfectly legible on the faces of the rest of the passen- gers that the elderly parsonage they had so lately regarded Gs a warning against an un- governed temper was now looked upon as an inspired prophet flaming with righteous wrath.-Boston Herald
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-07-23
Assessment Notice.

I OCOMOTlVE INNING CONPANV-LOCA- iI tion of principal place of business. San Francisco. California. Location uf worss. Quij otOA Mining District, Pima county, Ar'Eona Territory.
 Notice IS hereby given, that Gt a u@"tins of the Board of Directors. held on the l>t day Uf June isS7 an assessment (No. n of 25 Gents per share was levied upon ths capital stock of the corporation, payable Immediately m United States gold com. Co the Secretary. st the Orics of the Company. room &. No asI Pine Street, Stock Exchange Building. San Fran. iscO, Cal.
 Any stock upon which this Essc-sment. shall remain unpaid on the First tiSt) day Of July. ISSs, will be delinquent, and advertised tor sale at public auction, and unless payment is made before, will be sold on VI ednesdaN. tho Twentieth (2Oth) day of July, 1887, to pay the delinquent assessment tIgether with costs of advertising and eXpeuse- of sale.
 By order of the Board of Directors.
 JNO. CROt kEIT, Secretary.
 Ohice-No. Sg7 Pine Street Room X Stock fX- change Building. San Francisco. Cal.